The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-01

the gay heet ana made the white Saii6 OF the
were black as Ink =, o.
The ting Palmer flying the hot Scotch colors,
deserted her beaten tavorits On the run in. and
asr ss " ss sp9 Fsns .hss
An Epsl!sth, sparrow few E over to the course
TIE Thistle T1 Ths hes
Republic homeward.
The Larohnont Yaeh. Club tloeted iss oolors
q sd Gid
ss ws.d rd
the same. g..
As soon as It was evident that our boat would
fleet was surnamed Volunteer" Volunteer
sseish shS$s1 shs a0a
cal EN- ,xSlnnteer SSad1utts dSmsndsd
sir. Here you are gents. Eve cents" 800 '
The feet two-sticker sachem got there late.
but saw the race all the same. and was seen
and admired BY everybody out.
Colly Colt made an effort to salute the .Elec-
ira By lowering q SHREDDED fragment Of the
flag no raced across the seas under, he finally
was snoss a1a nsx
times as the flagship passed the Dauntless.
Lieut.. HEM. looking at tho Thistle: What
pa mlsSea p scos not doing her
Only. ono Of Charley Arnoux's pigeons sue
ceedsd in finding its way home on Thursday
sba the Rea7y
ing mist. la'
The City Of Brockton was there. notytth;
sss hsF 4 bys had
been patched up over light and neatly painted,
50 that little way OF she looked as sound as
The graceful azure l, -hu aI., Z, Aida buzzed
did about spything they pleased with the tiny
The feet Corsair, with q yellow water. proofsd
iirst powder whom the Volunteer rounded the
When the Thistle hung out her signal Keep
on. a weather beaten tar on the paddle box
OF tho Grand Republic yelled: well. pull
s along out Of the way then so we can seethe
hr nas hsass wked ss q SIT
vette arm In arm. and excited expressions of
compassion from passing craft. ..st s,a.i
Tai aFas Sts shs
a subject of speculative talk among folks who
Satena III line sua One csar hight
chi qGTa s' Hs
OF q fine northerly breeze. The big eamer par-
sued the ship half an hour before she succeeded
In crashing, bow irst, into her. The Dyer
sank ,tmmediatsly. carrying four men down
with her. The Scotland was so badly hurt. her
bow being stove In, that she sank also when
she reached the SPOT whore the lightship now
pitches and rolls. The Government, put the
blown up with dynamite long ago, After this
the lightship was removed. but mariners found
that 1t was such Q good guide that they had
Uncle Sam put It back again. = 3''
The schooner yacht Wave Crest, With some
awfully jolly girls aboard In natty Yachting
dresses. kept abreast Of the Volunteer for part
OF the homestretch. '
A dumpy little steam yacht, flying the signal
the Thistle crossed the ocean. was met By the
returning neet half way into the Hook. She
was evidently out In hopes OF seeing the finish,
but on seeing the nag bedecked Corsair lead
and that the Thistle wis downed. She 9oined
In the scamper that was racing toward the
Narrows. In which each boat was trying to beat
some one or moro OF the others. and ell were
trying to distance the fog that was closing In
again, rs though II had only let up to give the
racers a chance. The little steamer Is sup
posed to be Canadian. She Is not big enough
to cross the Atlantic.
Mr.. George l.. Schuyler. the septuagenarian
yachtsman, showed the ladies' on the Electra
the advantage OF the yindward position, He
birthday before tho bold Britons take the cup.
One Of the prettiest sights Of the day was
SDESAd her sAilSt hslD her along eomipG
! s.oSi 20 oofS I'd tIias,.i al insmbaso'a aOi,idih